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Kilopass Technology, Inc. v. Sidense Corporation
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April 09, 2015
Sidense Takes IP Row's $5.5M Atty Fee Fight To Fed Circ.
Sidense Corp. said Wednesday that it has appealed to the Federal Circuit a California judge's decision to slash to $5.5 million its request for attorneys' fees and costs to its firm Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP after it triumphed over Kilopass Technology Inc.'s semiconductor patent-infringement suit.
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March 12, 2015
Sidense Gets $5.5M In Attys' Fees After Win In IP Row
A California federal judge on Thursday awarded Sidense Corp. $5.5 million in attorneys' fees and costs after finding Kilopass Technology Inc.'s semiconductor patent infringement suit "objectively baseless" and "exceptionally meritless," scoffing at Kilopass' argument that such a big award would threaten national security.
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November 03, 2014
Sidense Fights For $9M Atty Fees After Win In Patent Suit
Sidense Corp. urged a California federal judge Monday to award more than $9 million in attorneys' fees after it triumphed over Kilopass Technologies Inc.'s semiconductor patent-infringement suit, arguing that Sidense's fee agreement with Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP — which included a bonus if it won — was reasonable.
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August 14, 2014
Octane-Fueled Reversal Shifts Patent Suit Fees To Chipmaker
In an about-face, a California federal judge has ruled that memory chipmaker Kilopass Technology Inc.'s patent suit against its rival was out-of-bounds enough to stick it with its opponent's legal bill.
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January 26, 2011
USPTO Upholds Sidense Memory Chip Patent
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has upheld the validity of a Sidense Corp. patent covering a type of memory chip, issuing a blow to Kilopass Technology Inc., a rival that sued Sidense for infringing three of its related patents.
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August 13, 2010
USPTO Rejects Sidense Memory Chip Patent
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has initially rejected all four claims of a Sidense Corp. patent covering a type of memory chip, handing a minor victory to Kilopass Technology Inc., a rival that sued Sidense for infringing four of its patents.